Double Pattress Box 

These faceplates are important components usually used in electrical installations for providing power outlets and network connectivity. They are usually used in residential and commercial electrical and networking installations.;

Double Wall Socket & Back Box Pattress:

• Double Wall Socket: This refers to a wall-mounted electrical outlet that typically provides two power sockets. These sockets allow you to plug in and power electrical devices such as lamps, appliances, chargers, and more.
• Back Box Pattress: The back box pattress is the mounting box or enclosure that is recessed into the wall. It is installed behind the double wall socket to house the wiring connections and provide a secure and concealed mounting location.

Key Features:

• Socket Type: The socket is typically a standard AC power socket compatible with the type of plugs used in your region (e.g., Type A, Type B, Type C, etc.).
• Switched: The term “switched” indicates that the sockets have individual switches, allowing you to control the power supply to each socket independently.
• Materials: These components are often made from fire-resistant materials for safety.
• Compatibility: Ensure that the sockets are compatible with the voltage and electrical standards in your region.

Twin 2 Gang Switched Plug Electrical and Networking Faceplates:

• Twin 2 Gang: This refers to a faceplate that can accommodate two separate electrical outlets (2 gang) or components. In this case, it can house both electrical plug sockets and network connectivity ports.
• Switched: Similar to the double wall socket, “switched” indicates that the electrical outlets on the faceplate can be controlled by individual switches.
• Plug Electrical: This faceplate includes standard electrical outlets for powering devices.
• Networking: Additionally, the faceplate provides networking ports, often in the form of RJ45 Ethernet ports. These ports are used for connecting network devices like computers, routers, switches, and access points.